Point Place High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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llF1lD4lDllfllB1AMlLllL Although little recognition is ever given to the football reserves, they should receive a great deal of consideration, as our future varsity teams depend on the skill and dependability of these boys. They receive experience by watching the varsity team in action, and are always ready to substitute when needed. TFHE llQllESllElIQWES THE LINE-UP: lst vow: Ashley Gunn, jim Funk, Benny Allen, Al Capron, Francis Pedee. 2nd row: Coach Konnert, Bob Brenneman, Emmet Walsh, Melvin Aschenbach, John Long, Elroy Cortz, Robert Guise, Bob Bond, Coach Welever. 1

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llEllDllD1lfllBzAhllhllL Point Place ended its football 'season in second place in the Maumee Valley League. The first game was lost to DeVilbiss, which was not a league game. Only one league game was lost, that was to the powerful Rossford team. The Point Place Cardinals ran up higher scores against their opponents than any other team in the league. lllllflllii S1llQllllfMU THE LINE-UP: Ist row: Dick Booth QManagerj, Harry Roby, Ellsworth Mullin, Dalton Buckley, Al McEwen, john Van Buren, Jud Gaylord. 2nd row: Coach Konnert, Walter Weithaus, Malcom Clevenger, Harold Delmotte, Fred Vollmar, Bill Beach, Harold Maier, Howard Tassell, Coach Welever.

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llF4ID1iDTllBA,llLllL SliUllVlllVl3lf5lil!QY DeVILBISS Point Place opened its football season of 193 5 by traveling to DeVilbiss High School where they played under the flood lights. The Point Place eleven was slightly outweighed by DeVilbiss, but the scrappy Cardinals made the Tigers earn their gains. DeVilbiss did most of their scoring in the Hrst half when two touchdowns were made. The Cardinal's defense tightened in the second half and after a hard time the Tigers pushed over another touchdown, making the Hnal score DeVilbiss 13--Point Place 0. LAMBERTVILLE Cn September 20, Point Place defeated Lambertville on the Pointer's home field. The Cardinals outweighed the visitors by a slight margin. Lamhertville played clean, hard, football and made the Cardinals work for their points. The passing attack of the Cardinals in this game was the best of the season and nine out of twelve passes were completed. The Point Place eleven had possession of the ball most of the game. The final score was Point Place 33-Lambertville O. OAK HARBCR The Cardinals met the Oak Harbor team on the Pointer's home field. Although the Cardinals were outweighed by the visitors, they came through to a smashing victory of 13 to 7. Cak Harbor's squad made a touchdown in the third quarter and followed with the extra point. This was the only time they threatened to score in the whole game. SYLVANIA The Cardinals played their first league game at home against the Sylvania Vxfildcats. The Cardinal's superior running attack proved fatal to the Wildcats. Starting from the opening kickoff the Cardinals carried the ball across the goal line seven successive times, to run up a score of 46 to O. Sylvania failed to score once during the whole game, although they fought with enough fury to live up to their name-Wildcats.